Reapportionment Gets Opposition
Lt. Gov. John W. Brown of Ohio led 11 to 4 in approving a call for Congress to amend the Constitution to let states set their own legislative apportionment. Opponents included Lt. Govs. Rock Indiana Soresen Nebraska Knous Colorado King Virgin Islands. Support came from Alabama Georgia Kansas Kentucky Mississippi New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Delaware. King spoke on equal protection, Brown defended the move as needed after Supreme Court apportionment.
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Congress
Supreme Court
John W. Brown
Ohio
South Carolina
Robert E. McNair
Brown
King
John A. Cherberg
Robert W. Scott
Carolina
Elliott L. Richardson
Massachusets
Mack Easley
New Mexico
Raymond P.shafer
Pennsylvania
Preston Smith
Texas
Malcolm Wilson
New York
U S Paratroopers Battle Rebels Near Ozama River Front
Gunfire along the Ozama River front as U S paratroopers on the east bank clash with rebels in the west side stronghold. Paratroopers fire 106mm cannon on suspected rebel positions in a warehouse and fortress, destroying buildings and wounding one soldier amid unclear reports north of the front line.
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U.S
Ozama River
Campus unrest and civil planning clash with growth
The article argues that student action mirrors old world revolts, warning that university campuses risk explosive potential as crowds push for change while society leans toward government by consensus and nations borrow heavily for road projects amid limited college expansion.
Presidents Named After States and Cities
Four U S presidents have their names linked to places: Lincoln Nebraska Jackson Mississippi Madison Wisconsin and Jefferson City Missouri. The list implies naming patterns across states and cities in the United States.
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U. S
Lincoln
Nebr
Jackson
Madison, Wis
Jefferson City
Old Coal Mines Searched For Stills In Kentucky
Kentucky Mines and Minerals officials say federal revenue agents are probing abandoned coal mines for illegal liquor stills. The department confirms ongoing inspections amid a cat and mouse effort with bootleggers.
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Frankfort
Kentucky ‘Mines and Minerals
Federal Revenue
University of Washington Student Cited for Skateboard Stop Sign
Seattle AP reports 20 year old Thomas L. Tobia Jr., a University of Washington student, was ticketed after running a stop sign on a skateboard, illustrating that traffic regulations apply to all conveyances.
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Seattle, Wash
Thomas L. Tobiason
University of Washington
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